Sending payments
ThirdPay makes sending payments—whether to one recipient or hundreds—fast, simple, and secure.
Sending a Single Payment (stablecoin)
Quickly send a payment to a single individual or business partner:
Steps:
- Log in to your ThirdPay Business dashboard.
- Navigate to “Members Payouts”.
- Enter the recipient’s email address or wallet address.
- Specify the payment amount (in USDC).
- Confirm details, review fees, and click Pay.
The recipient receives the funds instantly in their ThirdPay account. If they’re new to ThirdPay, they’ll receive an invite to claim their payment.
Pay your vendor (fiat)
Want to pay your vendors directly to their bank account?
Steps:
- Onboard your vendor to ThirdPay via thirdpay.io/onboarding, so we can help them set up their account.
- Log in to your ThirdPay Business dashboard.
- Navigate to “Members Payouts”.
- Enter the recipient’s email address or wallet address.
- Specify you want to make payment to the vendor’s bank account.
- Confirm details, review fees, and click Pay.
The recipient receives the funds in their bank account.
📊 Sending Mass Payouts

Mass Payout lets you easily send payments to many recipients simultaneously—ideal for affiliate commissions, freelancer payments, contractor invoices, or creator earnings.
Steps:
- Go to “Members Payouts” in your Business dashboard.
- Select “Bulk Payment”.
- Upload a CSV file containing recipient emails and amounts, or enter them manually directly in the interface.
- Review the total payout summary showing total number of payments and payees.
- Click Pay.
Recipients will immediately receive an invitation via email to access their funds through ThirdPay. Existing users receive funds instantly in their account.
🔍 Tracking Your Payments
To monitor your payment status:
- Navigate to “Transaction” for detailed records of all outgoing payments.
- Click on any transaction to view detailed recipient status, timestamps, and transaction IDs.
📤 Can I export my payment data?
Yes! Use the “Export CSV” feature in your business dashboard to export detailed transaction data—ideal for accounting, reconciliation, or internal reporting.